I don't know what I find stranger, that Iceland is that big, that the Governor is a young kid, that he is of high Spanish nobility or that he owns land in France, Scotland (Moray is in Scotland IIRC, correct me if I'm wrong) and Iceland.
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CSK said:
IRL, I'd vote for the Spanish nobility, but then this game is such that it's nearly as common to have Fatimid nobility in Iceland
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Bug in a Muslim event. I recall having posted one seven year old with a three year old child.
Edit: To not post another time, I think it's a bug in gavelkind, but I'm not sure. I could of course run through the whole thread searching it, but then again I just could wait for Veld to post the event.
Edit: To not post another time, I think it's a bug in gavelkind, but I'm not sure. I could of course run through the whole thread searching it, but then again I just could wait for Veld to post the event.
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There seems to be a lot of them. Aren't the uber-Muslims also a bug?CSK said:
Though I'd love to see what event could possibly be bugged enough to give a 10 year old two children
ComradeOm said:
No, that is not a bug, but just normal events that give muslims higher stats
The events were made when the Muslims where still a pushover, the Muslims have been made stronger since they now can create vassals. But those specific events haven't been removed.
I believe they will be removed in patch 1.06
ComradeOm said:
I don't know about bugs but I think it would be a great name for a german numetal band...
Don't know how to do screen shots for CK on my PC, but the Seljuk Turks just went Orthodox.
Press F11 and then cut out the important part with Paint or any other graphics programm, save this as JPEG. Then host the picture at Imageshack.us for example and post it here.
How did that work? Have they elective law and a Orthodox was elected? They can't be vassals of a Orthodox after all. I've seen them change the culture, but the religion!
How did that work? Have they elective law and a Orthodox was elected? They can't be vassals of a Orthodox after all. I've seen them change the culture, but the religion!
Cumania went Orthodox, too. I'm not sure about the specifics (ie, whether they can ever be born to the province religion; Veld says no).
Still, one explanation would be this: a member of the royal family ends up with eccles. education in the court of another country or a vassal - the kid'll pick up the liege's religion when he gets his trait.
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Still, one explanation would be this: a member of the royal family ends up with eccles. education in the court of another country or a vassal - the kid'll pick up the liege's religion when he gets his trait.
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There you go! Orthodox Seljuk Turks. No cheating, but I did assasinated a few guys and killed some in battle. I did not forsee the heir being Orthodox though. He seems to trace his line through his muslim mother and his father was some nobody Christian. He's also married to an arabic member of the Piast family. Puts me in odd postion though. I can conquer the land of his vassels but not the kings now. Weird.
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A character can convert to another religion, there are events for that.
But a character is always born with the religion of his father
What most likely happened to this Orthodox Seljuk kingdom is that the heir of the Muslim Seljuk was either a vassal of an orthodox ruler and he then got an event that converts him to the orthodox faith (the faith of his liege) or he was a courtier and he got an ecclesstial education while the liege of his lord was orthodox, so when the education was finished he converted to orthodox
But you now can claim the title king of Seljuk
But a character is always born with the religion of his father
What most likely happened to this Orthodox Seljuk kingdom is that the heir of the Muslim Seljuk was either a vassal of an orthodox ruler and he then got an event that converts him to the orthodox faith (the faith of his liege) or he was a courtier and he got an ecclesstial education while the liege of his lord was orthodox, so when the education was finished he converted to orthodox
But you now can claim the title king of Seljuk
Razgovory said:
There you go! Orthodox Seljuk Turks. No cheating, but I did assasinated a few guys and killed some in battle. I did not forsee the heir being Orthodox though. He seems to trace his line through his muslim mother and his father was some nobody Christian. He's also married to an arabic member of the Piast family. Puts me in odd postion though. I can conquer the land of his vassels but not the kings now. Weird.
The Byzantine Revenge!
Nikopolis is strugglin AND rich at the same time...seems that provinces can go schizofrenic too...looks strange
Haven´t play this game that much, but I had never seen this in any campaing, maybe it is common and didn´t notice before
It is not that common, but it is a known bug
Though it still can put a smile on your face
Though it still can put a smile on your face
Veldmaarschalk said:But you now can claim the title king of Seljuk
I think you could PLAY as the Seljuks, too...
Vincent Julien said:
Yeah I could. But instead I just took that title. Now I have a bunch of muslim vassels. BTw, I started the game as Polotsk and now 100 years later I rule half the map. My current king conquered Poland, Hungary and Byzantium all while being suicidal.
I'm now in the very strange situation of being at war with some of my own vassels but they are still loyal to me. I can also declare war on my own muslim vassels! Fortuantly the Turks are dropping Islam like a bad habit. Most of my vassels are quickly converting.
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